Manage & Grow Your Group

Grow your group and deepen your impact.

These resources focus on the fundamentals of recruitment and relationship-building—helping you bring new people in, strengthen one-on-one connections, form local partnerships, and keep your members motivated. Use these tools, videos, and worksheets to assess your membership, build a recruitment plan, and create a strong, sustainable organizing culture.

Recruitment Starter Pack

Get new ideas and the tools you need to build a stronger and bigger membership! You can do this.

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The Art of a One-on-One

No matter how many new and exciting digital tools we develop to organize and stay in touch, there will never be a replacement for face to face conversations.

Strengthen your structure and scale your organizing.

These resources help your group run effective meetings, make decisions efficiently, develop shared leadership, and stay connected over time. You’ll find guidance on engagement pathways, virtual organizing, leadership transitions, and coordination across local and statewide networks—so your group can stay organized, resilient, and ready to grow together.

How to Run a Meeting

Bringing together members of your Indivisible group through recurring meetings is a great way to build deeper relationships with one another, engage and communicate with all your members, collectively plan for the future, and put the fun in organizing fundamentals.

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Ladder of Engagement

The ladder of engagement is a visual representation for a structured path for individuals to become increasingly connected and committed. Click Here to Download

How to Make Decisions as a Group

With vibrant, diverse, and passionate members but limited time, we know that it can sometimes be tough to make decisions efficiently. This document dives ways that your group could use to help reach decisions.

Guide

Hosting Virtual Events

When done right, virtual meetings can be an effective way to hold our elected officials accountable, build a more inclusive democracy, and be in community with our fellow activists.

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Tips for Making Your Schedule Work for Long Haul

We know it’s easy to get overwhelmed by how much is going on and how much there is to do. Here are a few tips on how to make advocacy a habit—and keep it fun and engaging in the months ahead!

Take informed, strategic, and safe action.

These resources support your group in engaging elected officials, understanding how change happens, preparing for actions, and prioritizing safety and security. Use them to strengthen your advocacy, learn from every action you take, and ensure your group is ready, protected, and effective as you build grassroots power.

Building a Relationship With Your Members of Congress

This toolkit has all the information for your group to building a relationship with your Members of Congress (MoC) and their staff.

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Campaign Planning Worksheet

Use this worksheet for planning tactics, reaching targets, and working with allies to accomplish campaign goals

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After Action Template

The After Action Review template helps your group review events and actions systematically. Record key details, evaluate outcomes, identify what worked and what didn’t, and capture lessons learned—so each action strengthens your group’s effectiveness and future organizing.

After Action Template

Safety, Security, and Digital Preparedness

Your safety and the safety of your group members and volunteers is important. Use these guidelines as a place to start.

Be Prepared

How a Bill Becomes a Law

Understanding how the legislative process works on both the federal and state levels in the United States is essential when taking action.

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Safety and Security at an in person event

Be prepared for a worst-case scenario. You may not need all of these items, but it’s better to be overprepared than underprepared

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